Peace Dinner Brings French British Leaders Together
London delegates from France and Britain gathered at the Commons for a dinner hosted by Sir William Houldsworth, with Brion d Estournelles and Br plus many MPs. They praised cooperation for peace, arbitration, and shared progress, noting The Hague, Entente Cordiale, and a future collaborative framework.
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London
International Arbitration Group
French Chamber of Deputies
Brion d'Estournelies
House of Commons
House
William Houldsworth
Premier Balfour
Chamberlain
Gerald Bilfour
Board of Trade
Earla
Edward
Paris
Louber
England
France
Great Britain
Hague Tribune
Balfour
Baron d'Estournelles
Basia
Baron Destournelles
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Chéfibertain
Fripp Arrested for Accounting Shortfall in Savannah
Savannah July 2 Special W C Fripp ex county administrator and guardian was arrested after failing to appear for an accounting before Ordinary Henry McAlpin. Cash in hand assessed at 2500, he requested time to produce it until Saturday, granted. Fripp formerly on the board of aldermen and recently replaced by W H Wade. Albany Dougherty tax shows property value rise of 487, with Negroes taxed at 221.27.
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Savannah
W C Fripp
Henry McAlpin
W. H Wade
Fripp
Fripp Wee
Dougherty
Albany
Hpeot al
W- Gunolson
Dougherty Ecounty
Dr Miles Remedies Aid Heart and Nerve Health
A testimonial from a Kentucky reader praises Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure for restoring sleep and heart function after severe palpitations. The writer credits rapid relief to these tonics, noting long medical consultations failed before trying the remedies bought at local druggists.
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Miles
Nerwice
Mites
Tamgener
Shelvpville
Ankfort
Cincinnati
Lawrence
vanHrs
Fox Creek
Fox Creek, Kyropgists
Mederas Co
Sikhart
Caus Removed From Office In Alabama Case
Witness W A Cause an early witness in the Franken case was removed as notary public by the governor. Testimony showed he was a justice of the peace with limited duties and had been involved with the Bemple Lumber Company, aiding in peonage schemes and fining coerced workers. The governor ordered an investigation and removal based on findings that he held only commercial notary duties. This sensational testimony ties into broader federal court proceedings affecting Alabama reputations.
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Lumber Company
Lumbar
Milla
Franklin
Pace
Causa
Gaus
Asylum for the Blind committee tours Macon on site study
A special state senate committee appointed by Governor Terrell visits Macon to inspect the blind academy and consider selling the present site to fund a new facility near the city suburbs. Members include Senators Duncan Clementa Worsham and others. they plan to depart for Atlanta after evaluating whether the current site on the edge of town is too confined and if five acres could be bought on a streetcar line.
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Macun
State Senate
Terrell
Macon
G. Duncan
Doffginsville
M. Clementa
Towns
Académy
Ln Tao Amall
The
Academy
Confederate Veteran Rally in Marietta July in 76 Camp
A Confederate veterans rally will be held in Marietta under camp No. 76 United Confederate Veterans on the first Wednesday in August. Speeches by prominent veterans from across the state, with Hon. J Nolan of McDonough as guest speaker, begin at 9 40 with music and prayers followed by addresses by General Clement Evans Captain Evan Howell and other leaders. Afternoon program includes more talks, songs, and a benediction. Confederates are invited to attend and wear badges for identification.
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Marietta
Camp No. 76
United Confederate Veterans
J . Nolan
McDonough
Nolan
Thea
John A. Booth
Cobb County
I. W. Waddell
Charles D. Phillips
J Gid Morris
Clement A. Evafis
Evan P Howell
Hiram P. Bell
Cumming
John W. Maddox
Robert Headen
Rome
A J West
Q. Nalan
Gong
Tip Harrison
Cen
John A. Hoath
W. & Mannet
Mortuary Notes from Baltimore and Georgia Obituaries
Brief obituary notices report the death of Mrs John Wilkes of Baltimore formerly of Valdosta Georgia and mourning family men present. Other items mention the passing of Warren Beeland prominent Macon county figure with related acknowledgments, and a Georgia railroad connection with Beeland family members in Dawson.
City Council Holds Line on Sunday Eye Cool Issue
City officials debated a Sunday issue amid lingering questions and public concern. The session addressed the role of a local agency and the impact on residents as officials considered possible restrictions and future actions.
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Pei Duly
Goiraré City
Ed Rickerson Kills Father in Madison Area
Near Bostwick Neal Rickerson, longtime Madison resident, was shot by his son Ed Rickerson Monday night and died Tuesday afternoon. Ed said liquor caused the trouble and his father threatened the family. a knife and a struggle over a weapon preceded the discharge. The wife and mother corroborate the account. Ed expressed remorse and vowed to quit liquor.
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Madison
Bostwick
Neal Rickerson
Rickerson
Ed Rickerson
Body of Pope Lies In State At Vatican
The body of Leo XIII lies in state in St. Peter's Basilica with royal guards and penitents praying nearby. Diplomats and church dignitaries pass the bier in solemn procession while a red damask canopy covers the pontiff and candles burn at the corners of the bed. Cremated rituals, autopsy results, and claims about the pope’s will frame a day of vigil as the Vatican prepares for the conclave.
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Vatican
Leo XIII
Papacy
St. Damaso
Congregation of Cardinals
Leo
Papponi
Cardinal Oreglia
Capcer
Viecera
St. Peter
Bainia Bincent
Anastasiae
Pius IX
St. Petar
Saints
Vincent and
Anastasius
Algo
Lee
City Shaken by Dynamite Explosion in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas July 22 a large quantity of dynamite exploded in the city center scattering stones in all directions. Conway a laborer on a building site near the blast was likely fatally injured by a stone thrown by the explosion. Boulders crashed through Arlington hotel rotunda windows and damaged nearby bath houses. Many bystanders escaped unharmed though fragments rained down as workmen faced the aftermath.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Graves Conway
Arlington Hotel
Ren
Workman
Colceed Methodists Meet in Valdosta District Session
The African Methodist Episcopal conference of the Valdosta district held its thirty first annual session at 8 Timothy church in Valdosta on July 92. Delegates were plentiful and religious zeal was high, with five converts and three new probationers at night. Rev. William Decker Johnson presided. officers included Rev. W. M Clgrie secretary, William Lissimore assistant secretary, A. L. Murphy marshal, and B. H. Wil Hamа of Valdosta. Bishop H M Turner was expected to attend and Roy Edward McCray led the singing. The meeting continues through the week.
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Lake Park
Secratary
William Lissimore
Valdosta
A. L. Murphy
Stockton
B. H. Wil Hama
H M. Turner
Roy Edward McCray
Kingston Peach Crop Promises Major Sale This Year
Kingston Georgia July 2 Special Kingston and Jenniy boast a record peach crop four cars already shipped and many crates by express G B Miller Bon of Rome bought the entire crop for 13000 Rome will receive ten thousand dollars worth of peaches this year as the industry thrives and promises growth
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Kingston
Jenniy
Expresse
Miller & Bon
Rome
Improvements At Columbus Southern Bell Erect Office Building
The Southern Bell Telephone Company bought the Compton place at Twelfth Street and Second Avenues for 7000 dollars, planning a three story or four story office building. The firm will lay wires underground as part of Columbus improvements. E L Bill and associates paid 12000 dollars for the Cook estate interest and will form a company to develop property north of Columbus.
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Southern Hell Company
Columbus
Jilly
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Compton Place
Twelfth Street
Second Avenues
E. L. Bill and Associates
J. C. Cook
Benning Cook
Cook Estate
Senoia Defeats Atlanta In Extra Innings Clash
In Senoia Georgia on July 2 a tight game between Atlanta and Senoia culminated in an 10 to 9 score after ten innings. Final frame saw Benola prevail 10 to 3 with Senola and Taylor batteries for Senoia and Hobby for Atlanta.
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Senoia
Atlanta
Benola
Senola
Dasser
Taylor
Hobby and
Hobby
Superior Court in session as Judge Bartlett presides
The Carroll County Superior Court in session this week with Judge Lafayette Bartlett of Brownsville presiding. Professor Stewart, agent for the State University at Athens, spoke to the public during the noon recess on Wednesday regarding university interests.
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Suchanan
Superior Court
County
Lafayette Bartlett
Brownavite
Stewart
State University At
Athena
Pope Leo XIII Death and Conclave Preparations
Reports from Rome retracted claims of a $15 million pope fortune. A solemn requiem for Leo XIII was held in Washington with Cardinal Falconio presiding. Knights of Columbus in New Haven ordered purple bows for thirty days in mourning. Conclave preparations in Rome include strict isolation of participants and by lot selection of cardinal cells.
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United States
Cardinal Oreglia
Washington
Leo XIII
St. Mary Church
Diomede Falconio
Monsignor Falconio
América
Columbus Knights
New Haven
Conn
Board of Directors
The
Knights of Columbus
Rome
Order
Oregila
Roma
Cardinala Martinelli
SteMhuber
Telan
Oreglia
Pluste
Fiatue
Viellan
Cardinal Hohenlohe
Chaps
Italy
Blemayok
Lot
Sixteenth Annual East Point Baptist Sunday School Convention
Short items note the East Point Baptist Sunday School convention at Mount Zion near Hapeville with fifteen schools enrolled and a planned program. Other notices report a Houston Street resident and her daughter injured in an excavation, a court ruling on drunkenness, probate proceedings for G W Collier, a Decatur man’s return from illness improving, a city crackdown on women loitering around saloons, a small fire at Dixie Wall Paper, funeral notices for A E W Blosser and Alvin Trammell, a funeral for Roy Minor, a fire at 238 Fort Street, and a Board of Education meeting with possible new teacher. An attachment suit by W. Johns seeks $60,000 from Southern Railway for locomotive explosion injuries.
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East Point Baptist Sunday School
Mount Zion
Hapeville
Schoors
Arnos & Armold. W
Johns
Southern Railway Company
Peters Street
Shropshire
Southern Railway
Spencer
N. C
Hla Ayes
Candidates in Field to Succeed Resigned Sergeant Braealton
Police circles show interest in choosing a successor to Station Sergeant Braselton who has resigned. Field Sergeant Turner denies seeking a desk sergeant post, while candidates Bonnell Mitchell Martin Tibbs Jett Mayo and Abbott are named. The board will elect at the next regular meeting unless an earlier meeting is called before Braselton’s resignation takes effect August 1.
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Treant Ebrasilion
Braealton
Turner
Bonnell
Mitchell
Martin
Tibbs
Jett
Mayo
Abbott
Braselton
Propristor Borelli and staff arrested at turf exchange
A report from August details the arrest of proprietor John Borelli and several employees at a turf exchange. The incident occurred with protests from supporters who claim the arrests were improper and that Borelli intends to continue operations if permitted by the board.
Reliance Wins in a Fluke Race at Newport Harbor
Newport July 22 The 90 footers of the New York Yacht Club cruise back from Lynnhaven harbor saw mishaps as Hellenic and Columbia struck bottom early. Constitution damaged and out of race. Reliance led to a walk over after trouble delayed rivals. Lipton’s Shamrock III and Erin triumphed in fog disrupted final leg with gaff damage but Shamrock III stayed ahead.
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Newport
New York Yacht Club
Lynnhaven Harbor
Columbia
Ggurae
Gay Head
Hamrock
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Thomas Lipton
Air Thomsa Waa
Erie Basin
Widow's rights in Florida wills affirmed in Grainger case
Florida Supreme Court rules in Benedict V. Grainger that a widow acting with a co executor to foreclose mortgages and buy estate property may later elect to take a child's portion instead of the will. Debts and administration costs are paid before distribution. widow’s share as a child surpasses legacies. Opinion cites Georgia court decisions.
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Florida
Supreme Court
Tallahassee
Fla
Benedict
Supreme Court of Georgia
Confederate Veteran Licenseed Negro Dance Dive Arrested
Officer Captain Moon and Patrolman Howell raided a negro dance dive on Decatur street run by John Boields. The operator claimed a license but produced a Confederate veteran’s license issued to H. P. Cook. Cook faced charges and posted $25 cash bond. the case was scheduled for this afternoon.
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HE. P. Cook
Captain Moon
Howell
Decatur Street
John Boields
Shields
H. P. Cook
Moon
Shiella
Cook
Fields
Regular Attendance Drive by National Guard Officers
In Jackson Mississippi on July 22 special dispatches report Captain Mewblit’s stern directive to enforce the statute requiring regular attendance. Company officers vow no trivial excuses will be accepted and enlisted men must be present in the future.
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Jackson
Miss
Mewblit
National Guard
Wagon accident leaves one dead near Cowpent Spellanburg
Report from Columbia British Columbia dated July 22 describes a wagon mishap after a mule bolted the wagon. Mrs Bogan fell from the wagon and died instantly. Mr and Mrs Lee Bogan and several children were en route to church when the mare spooked and ran, injuring others.
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Columbia
B. C
Medger Debicits
Cowpent
Spellanburg County
Lee Bogan
Ted
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de. Miles
Caus
Comercial Notary
Justice of Peace
Belling
Marietta, Ga
Mortuary
John Wilkes
Baltimore
John E. Wilkes
Wilkes
Wil Wae
Captain Mack Carpenter
Apalachite
Columbue
dAoak of
Capes
Ius
Golsinres
Chettshooehies
Warren
Marcou County
Opelika
Warren Beeland
Promaineus
Chtsen
Colceed Methodists
Improv
August C. Denck
Ming Josie Denck
Houston Street
Forsyth
Mitchell Streets
Councian Courtland
Winn
Police Court
GW. Coller
John R. Wilkinson
Westmoreland Bros
G. W. Collier
J. H. L. Callier
J. N. Bateman
W. QO. Btehle
Decatur
Ball Hab
Ashoons
Dixie Wall Paper Company
Peachtree Street
A. E. W Blosser
West North Avenue
Charles W. Byrd
Rtv
B. H. Watkins
Westview
Alvin Trammell
John Street
Quillian
Roy Minor
Worth Boulevard
Hollywood
Fort Street
Board OF Education
Boyal High School
Propristor Borelli
Auguste
Aurista
Salid Warty
John Borelli
Borelli
Buerrest
Reliance
Georgia Aint &Glass Co
Essig Bros., Clothiers
Whitehall St
Stockman
H L Stockman
William, Clarence
Joan Stockmen
Lillian Wootten
I. G. Greer
Mies
Lina Stockmen
H. L. Stockman
Ellis
Warm Springs
Indian Springs
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Boston
Providence
Geni
WM. W. Tull
Empire Building
W.ap. Turner
G.P. A
Trip
Old Dominion Line
New York
Norfolk, Va
Southwest
Richmond
Old Paint Comfort
Ocean View
Virginia
Beach
Nortots Vay
Hermanville
Porns County
T. E. Bugg
Sliver Creek
Lawrence County
Dale
BR. L
Longino
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